
Originally Posted by
jetset
That seems to be the only logical explanation, because why would 'new regulations' in Canada ban download but not instant play online casino action?
Boss Media has been part of GTechG2 for a while now, along with St Minver, Dynamite Idea and Finsoft.
This seems yet again a case of a company LYING to deflect blame away from itself for decisions it makes that "screw" their customers.
Red Flush were running a tournament during the summer, and suddenly announced it would finish early because of "unforseen circumstances". It turned out that these "unforseen circumstances" were MGS deciding to transfer all USA based players to new software. Red Flush reacted to ensure that ALL players had a chance to complete the tournament.
Bwin could easily do the same, ending the tournement early so that ALL players stand a fair chance of getting the top prize.
They could also enable play in the "instant" casino to count towards the tournament.
I know of no "regulations" anywhere that ban play in a download casino, yet allow it in a browser. Lawmakers target ALL forms of casino gambling in any regulations they pass.
The regulations passed in the US, and those that exist in Canada, have never differentiated between non-download and download casinos. In the USA, it is the wore act & UIGEA, and in Canada it seems to be the case that although it is not specifically illegal, it is not specifically LEGAL either, so there exists a "grey area" that causes different operators to make their OWN DECISIONS as to whether or not they will serve the Canadian market.
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